*raises surrender flag*
Created on: April 12th, 2008
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Yes. During WWII the Nazis poured lots of funding into special weapons R&D, and one of the things they discovered was that this precise succession of notes caused books to burst into flames. Not regular paper, or people or anything though, just books. On that note, I'm 1'ing this site because you didn't post a warning and now my entire library went up in flames.
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